Craig McClanahan wrote: > On the other hand, this technique is still pretty useless if your app > requires login, and does the typical "redirect to the login page if the > user is not currently logged in" trick (unless you also implement > something like "remember me" cookies). But that doesn't have anything > to do with JSF ... it has to do with the fact that URLs are not > particularly relevant in that kind of scenario. > > Craig > Well depending on the security szenario, it still can make sense if you go through a single signon szenario where the user can hop directly into the page if the automated authentication works, and if not is redirected to a login page.
But having the possibility to bookmark most pages is impossible in any webapp, you simply cannot do it in a sane manner with all the sideconstraints involved. Nature of HTML, unfortunately.
